At the conclusion of the course, participants will be able to:

Develop a holistic, systems-level approach to digital health and be able to define and critique trade-offs among investments and activities.
Utilize relevant WHO and ITU toolkits, and Global Goods software to support implementation of digital health activities.
Define and critique trade-offs among investments and activities.
Demonstrate a range of technical skills related to digital health systems strengthening, including landscaping the enabling environment, refining a digital health strategy, and structuring partnerships to enable implementation of national digital health systems.
Design a plan to support a robust digital health enterprise architecture that is scalable, sustainable, and interoperable.
Develop increased self-efficacy and leadership abilities to manage a digital health planning process aligned with specific health challenges and opportunities in-country.

Digital Health: Planning National Systems [DFS Pilot]